Licensed Psychologist)

CHE Behavioral•Auburn, NY

18h•Onsite

About The Position

Provide in-person psychotherapy and behavioral health services to older adults in Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) and Assisted Living communities throughout the Auburn, New York area. The role offers independent clinical practice with support from an established multidisciplinary team, while administrative and operational support is provided. Providers may choose full-time or part-time hours and can develop ongoing relationships with patients through established referral relationships and a consistent caseload. The position serves seniors and medically complex adults, addressing concerns such as depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, grief, trauma, and other behavioral health needs common among geriatric populations. Providers work collaboratively with physicians, nurses, rehabilitation staff, facility teams, residents, and families to support patient outcomes and quality of life. CHE provides an AI scribe to draft session notes and reduce after-hours charting.

Requirements

Hold an active and unrestricted New York license as a Clinical Psychologist, LCSW, LMHC, or LMFT.
Have a master's or doctoral degree in an applicable discipline.
Provide compassionate, patient-centered care.
Have strong communication and documentation skills.
Be comfortable providing services in nursing home and long-term care settings.
Be fully licensed; limited permits, associate licenses, LMSW, MHC-LP, provisionally licensed therapists, and supervised or pre-licensure status are not eligible.

Nice To Haves

Experience working with geriatric populations.
Experience in Skilled Nursing Facilities, rehabilitation centers, long-term care, or assisted living settings.
Interest in interdisciplinary and integrated healthcare.

Responsibilities

Provide in-person psychotherapy and behavioral health services in Skilled Nursing Facilities and Assisted Living communities.
Conduct diagnostic assessments and develop treatment plans.
Treat depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, grief, trauma, and other behavioral health concerns common among geriatric populations.
Maintain timely and accurate clinical documentation.
Collaborate with interdisciplinary care teams to improve patient outcomes.
Build therapeutic relationships with residents and their families.